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How long would a sample of 26g of Nickel-63 take to decay down to

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cupoosta [38]2 years ago

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I looked up the half life for nickel-63 and then used the half life formula which is No=Nt*e^(kt) so the final answer is 20000 years for 26g of nickel-63 to decay to 6.5g

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